DaffyddeDoake

Had started this thread since when I was googling what to do there had been nothing that said just go to your ship.  Not worth backtracking 8 miles to see if by chance that the card that resembles a credit card might still be laying around...thank you to everyone who shared insight.

On 10/29/2019 at 9:21 AM, DryCreek said:

Suspenders would be just too tacky, don't you think?

Anyway, I kinda overestimated my weight. I checked this morning and I am down to a more sporty 238 lbs! I have been working on my "moves". I am going to win the Hairy Chest contest this time. I want that ship on a stick for my den!

Great job on the weight loss.  Don't have your confidence, but way to go on the packing planning. 

That dreaded moment of panic sets in as you are walking back to your ship and you start checking your pockets for your cruise card to get past security and back onto your ship.  It is not in the pocket you last remembered putting it in.  Nor any of your other pockets.  You've checked each 4 times before your spouse turns back to you and sees the panic on your face.  After she goes through your pockets...yet again, and gives you a piece of mind about having the map of the town in the same pocket as your cruise card...what are your options? (Side note - she had been very happy for the map when we were looking for a bathroom for her)

Turns out your best course of action is to go up to security and admit to loosing your card.  It does happen regularly.  I was the 5th person that day.  They walk you over to security, check your other ID, ask name and cabin #. Since they took your picture at the beginning, they use that to verify you.  After that, go to passenger service to get a new card.